ICC Sets Timeline for Duterte's Detention Appeal
The ICC Appeals Chamber has established a procedural schedule for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's appeal regarding his continued detention, with written submissions due in February 2026.
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Angeles City Kicks Off National Arts Month Celebration
Angeles City inaugurated its National Arts Month festivities with a vibrant opening ceremony at Plaza Angel, featuring performances and speeches to promote cultural heritage and artistic expression among residents.
MWO-Jeddah Vows Justice for OFW Nurses in Saudi Hit-and-Run
The Migrant Workers Office in Jeddah pledges full assistance and justice pursuit for three Filipino nurses involved in a fatal hit-and-run incident in Tabuk City, Saudi Arabia.
Iloilo City: Zero Human Rabies Deaths Since 2024
Iloilo City reports no human rabies fatalities in 2024 and 2025, marking a significant public health achievement. The City Health Office attributes this success to vaccination efforts and responsible pet ownership.
Cebu Opens Art Exhibit for National Arts Month
The Cebu Provincial Government launched a month-long art exhibit at the Provincial Hall, featuring local artists and diverse works to celebrate National Arts Month and support Cebuano creativity.
DMW Region 7 Meeting Boosts OFW Protection Coordination
The Department of Migrant Workers Region 7 held a consultative meeting with partner agencies to enhance coordination in protecting Overseas Filipino Workers against trafficking and illegal recruitment.
DOH-Davao Launches Measles-Rubella Drive, 1.9M Kids Vaccinated
The Department of Health-Davao Region officially launched the Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization Activity in Davao City, with nearly 1.9 million children in Mindanao already protected against the diseases as the campaign continues across the region
Ka Blas Ople: A Humble Statesman Remembered
On his birthday, we honor former Senator Blas F. Ople, a key figure in opening Middle East labor markets for OFWs and a model public servant who died without wealth.
Philippines Enhances Border Watch for Nipah Virus
Health authorities in the Philippines are strengthening border surveillance and public awareness on the lethal Nipah virus, deploying thermal scanners and nurses at ports and airports to screen passengers.
PH Intensifies Nipah Virus Border Surveillance
Philippine health authorities deploy thermal scanners and quarantine nurses at all ports to monitor for Nipah virus, a deadly pathogen with 75% mortality rate, though no cases are confirmed in the country.
Tartanilla: From Daily Transport to Cultural Exhibit
A reflection on how Cebu's iconic tartanilla has shifted from practical transportation to a staged cultural symbol, questioning the authenticity of heritage preservation in modern tourism frameworks.
UA and KWF Launch Language and Culture Center Partnership
The University of the Assumption partners with the Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino to establish the Sentro ng Wika at Kultura, enhancing Filipino and indigenous language promotion in Central Luzon.
Cebu National Arts Month 2026 Events
Cebu Province and City launch a month-long celebration for National Arts Month in February 2026, featuring exhibitions, contests, and cultural performances.
Basilan's Historic Presence Affirmed Through Antique Map Launch
The launch of the Murillo Bulletin Basilan Issue in Zamboanga City, featuring the 1875 Carta General del Archipelago, highlights Basilan's strategic role in Philippine maritime history and aims to correct negative narratives with credible historical evide
Jesus Nazareno Replica Heads to Los Angeles in 2025
An official replica of the revered Jesus Nazareno image from Quiapo Church in Manila will be brought to Los Angeles, USA, in March 2025, expanding its global devotion.
Davao Dengue Cases Drop 53.54% in 2025
Davao City's dengue cases decreased by 53.54% in 2025, with fatalities also declining. The City Health Office attributes this to barangay task forces and urges environmental strategies over chemical interventions.
Davao City: No Chikungunya Cases in January 2026
Davao City Health Office confirms no chikungunya cases recorded in January 2026, attributing success to improved monitoring, barangay visits, and increased government funding for mosquito-borne disease control programs.
Philippines: No Travel Restrictions for Nipah Virus
The Department of Health announces no travel restrictions for Nipah virus, following WHO guidance, while Bureau of Quarantine implements proactive border screening measures.
Philippines: No Travel Bans for Nipah Virus
The Department of Health emphasizes proactive screening and public awareness instead of travel restrictions, following WHO guidance amid global concerns.
Marcos Orders DOH to Boost Nipah Virus Monitoring
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has instructed the Department of Health to enhance surveillance against the Nipah virus and other infectious diseases to protect public health in the Philippines.
Marcos Orders DOH to Strengthen Nipah Virus Monitoring
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has instructed the Department of Health to intensify surveillance against the Nipah virus and other infectious diseases to protect public health in the Philippines.
Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs on South Korean Products
U.S. President Donald Trump announces plans to increase tariffs on South Korean exports like vehicles and pharmaceuticals, citing unmet trade agreements, sparking concerns over Seoul's economy.
USS Abraham Lincoln Deploys to Middle East Amid Iran Tensions
The US military confirms the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group's arrival in the Middle East, bolstering American presence as tensions with Iran escalate. President Trump remains open to negotiations, while Iran warns against interference.
India, EU Finalize Landmark Trade Deal
India and the European Union proudly announce the finalization of a major trade deal, set to open markets and create opportunities for billions.
Asian Airports Tighten Checks After Nipah Virus Outbreak
Multiple airports across Asia have intensified health monitoring following a Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal, India, with five health workers critically infected and 110 contacts quarantined.
Tondo Santo Niño Church to Become Minor Basilica in May
The Archdiocesan Shrine and Parish of Santo Niño in Tondo, Manila, is scheduled to be declared a Minor Basilica on May 11, 2026, led by Apostolic Nuncio Charles John Brown and Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula.
Iran Warns of Retaliation if US Attacks Amid Tensions
Iran's Revolutionary Guard warns of retaliation if the US launches an attack, following the arrival of USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East amid protests and economic crisis.
France Angry Over ICE Agents at Winter Olympics
French citizens express anger at ICE agents aiding US security for the Winter Olympics, prompting lawmakers to urge Italian PM Meloni to intervene over safety fears.
Trump Demands Truthful Investigation of ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
US President Donald Trump urges a factual investigation into the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, expressing confidence in Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and noting talks with Minnesota officials.
PH on Alert for Nipah Virus, No Cases Yet
Health authorities in the Philippines are implementing strict precautions against the Nipah virus, which has outbreaks in India and Bangladesh. Experts warn of high mortality rates and human-to-human transmission risks.
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